Very cool looking machine but, need to know if it will hold 8oz. of beans in top compartment?
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No, I don't think it will. I do a few oz at a time and in 2 or 3 times, it gets a half lb ground.
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Yes, it has an "air tight 8oz bean hopper" according to the box. I still leave mine beans in the pack because there are no rubber seals in that "air tight hopper"... and the air can escape through the plates... So not really air tight... and not a conical burr grinder either. This is flat plate.
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Yes, it has a tight snap on lid similar to a high end tupperware top. It will keep your beans fresh for a couple of weeks I think. My beans never last that long. :-)
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Based upon a bag of coffee beans weighing three pounds that I bought at Costco, I would say each of my two containers hold about 1 and 1/4 pounds. I had about one-half of a pound left over in the coffee bag after filling two Vacu Vin containers. I think that is a fairly accurate estimate. Ground coffee may differ. Hal
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Bruce, 2 issues: I just measured the tank capacity and got 12 oz into it, almost to the top. Also, the cup/mug would have to fit vertically from one of the bases to the underside of the brew drip hole, and would also have to fit on one of the 2 removable bases. The diameter of the larger base is about 3 1/2" and I believe a 12 oz mug could hang over the edge of the base a bit if necessary, without wanting to tip over. You do have to use one of the bases; you can't just set a mug on the counter -there's a tiny permanent base attached to the coffee maker and one of the removable bases has to be in place over it. I use a 10 oz cup that is a little more slender than a typical mug, made of sturdy nicely glazed USA ceramic, that I found at the Goodwill. Personally, I only brew 5 or 6 oz of double-strength coffee and then fill the rest of the cup with soymilk. If you shake the container really hard for about 30 seconds it gets frothy and makes a nice faux latte, lol. Cheers!
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This is a home machine, not a commercial one. Its water reservoir and coffee bean storage capacity are limited. There's no way this is an appropriate machine for your desired use.
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Good question. Hmm. I get approx 2 pots of coffee from a full bean storage container. I guess I should read how to adjust the grind maybe save some money. I usually make a pot and waste 1/2 of ur. Not to smart I guess
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Indeed it will! It will hold up to 16-oz. (1 lb.) of whole bean or ground coffee or 500 grams (1.85 L.) of tea.
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Nope. I just measured it; the dome of the coffee bean hopper is about an 1/8th of an inch over that as it sits on my countertop (so, 16 and 5/8 inches). The bottom of our cabinets are @ 18.5" and I still have to pull it out to open the top and fill the hopper.
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I know 5 lbs of malted barley fills it to the top. So I'm sure 3 lbs of ground coffee will fit.
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8 inches tall (including the cup that holds the beans) and weighs about 2 pounds.
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Not that I know of. I simply cut off the top, then pour beans into a large jar that seals when closed. If the jar does not hold the full amount in the bag, I role the top of bag down, tightly, and store the bag inside a zip lock bag. It is for sure that these coffee bags do not have a good open-close method!
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It does eight cups with plenty of room to spare not sure of the basket size of your coffe maker but this does have the capacity to hold more product so I am guessing it should work in larger capacity set up. I use it every day and it is very durable I rinse it out after each use with cold water. I have had no complaints with it this far. Enjoy!
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It's impossible for any two bags of coffee to ever be exactly alike. However what I think you are asking is, "will it be as good?" I drink a lot of coffee and use the big bag rapidly, but store the unused part carefully. If you let it go stale, a smaller bag would be better for you. I've been using larger bags of whole bean coffee for years and gradually learned the best set up for me.
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Hi there. I just checked. No, there really is not. I checked a 15 oz. can of beans and it would not fit under. Sorry about that. It is quite a nice little shelf, but not for holding cans under.
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No, It's smaller then it looks. Maybe a 1/2 lb. bag of dry beans, but, not a full lb. It's great for a small amount of left overs. I thought they were bigger when I ordered them, but, found good use for them anyways.
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Yes, I'm pretty sure it will, but almost filled to the top, if you don't mind. It holds 10.8 cups.
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I think you can either fill the top with beans (about 1/2 lb.) or toss them in just before the grind, I keep mine full. Either way, there's a bit of grind still in the unit, but that shouldn't be an issue because of the relative amount to new coffee, as well as the fact that unless it sits for an extended period, there isn't enough air and time to seriously degrade the next cup.